They would dance around it, because it's an uncomfortable thing.
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Even the FAQ section manages to dance around this question.
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" And I said, "Well, you love to dance around naked.
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All they can do is try to dance around them.
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And they didn't dance around the issue of police brutality.
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But let's not dance around the fundamentals of the situation.
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Almost every afternoon, he would ballroom dance around the office.
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I learned sign language and dance around the same time.
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My family didn't really dance around like the Partridge family.
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Trace rounds dance around it and finally take off its nose.
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And the books and movies themselves do not dance around death.
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It's a way for our politicians to dance around gun control.
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He doesn't dance around the issues, he takes them head on.
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Is he making it dance around on the floor or something?
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Human beings dance around a triangle of tenderness, brutality, and passion.
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We both dance around the kitchen preparing breakfast and lunch for ourselves.
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The 450-page document mostly does a lawyer-dance around uncomfortable topics.
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And she's not gonna dance around your male ego to do it.
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All I could do was avoid, dance around subjects, tell more stories.
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So why do we dance around having a defining the relationship talk?
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Dreher's dance around the issue of race is a fretful, obsessive one.
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They dance around in a hailstorm of celebratory streamers and shiny confetti.
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No longer will they have to dance around the issue of death.
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"We can't dance around those things," he said, referring to various scandals.
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We really dance around it and avoid ever connecting ourselves to it.
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We have some politicians who will dance around the issue of hate.
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Freeman shook them to show how they dance around in a breeze.
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But he had to dance around trouble in the third and fourth innings.
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Dance around your living room, turn up, and/or tune out to it.
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I'm not going to dance around it and say it's perfect, it's not.
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LED lights dance around and across the illuminated Porsche logo at the back.
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We can't just dance around what Rosa is saying and who Rosa is.
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And often, you say, these messages are tailored specifically to dance around reality.
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I could barely stand up straight, let alone dance around two goddamn swords.
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And so we were using a trick to dance around normal journalistic procedures.
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The protein clumps within the egg "start to dance around," said Dr. Bohnert.
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These two systems will dance around each other Friday before Dennis moves east.
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But her delicate dance around Donald J. Trump's candidacy drew considerable negative attention.
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For many years racism performed a dance around me, without actually touching me.
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Instead they dance around it and let the Republicans get away with gross dereliction.
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Barack Obama, 44th President of the United States, wants to dance around to Drake.
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"We used to dance around to this music," the Second Act star told E!
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The wedding party then begins to dance around the grave, eating, drinking, and celebrating.
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Or at least to, you know, dance around and mess up their sh*t.
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"Hector, he had to dance around a little trouble now and then," Molitor said.
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The flavors will dance around your mouth and tease your taste buds with delight.
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As I read more stories about him, I noticed reporters dance around his personality.
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Sometimes he would dance around too much and the hole would close up quickly.
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Rachel and Jacob dance around each other, but theirs is not a romantic relationship.
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It is watching him dance around and skip over and ghost away from tackles.
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" She adds: "I like being at home to mingle and dance around and be silly.
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It's this huge release and makes you wanna dance around but it's not just entertainment.
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Later, they all go into the rain and dance around, celebrating the newly innocuous rainfall.
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And to help relieve your stress, watch this baby goat dance around in a sweater.
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"It's a way that some California companies are trying to dance around 280E," Davis said.
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We'd walk around campus and jump out from underneath the dresses and dance around people.
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She might have a glass of wine at home and dance around to some music.
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The closest she comes to that in "Modern Problems" is her dance around the bed.
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The cast dance around each other, but instead of inducing boredom, it keeps viewers hooked.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) — although Warren has also done her own dance around the issue.
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We might not be here if the earth did a different dance around the sun.
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Yet student loan collectors in particular are routinely allowed to tap dance around the law.
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The game doesn't dance around potential romance, leaving fans to guess, like Life is Strange did.
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Dance around; smoke my way through half an Amber Leaf pouch and leave after last orders.
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They dance around the fringe, having a blast, while the main character keeps up narrative appearances.
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She loves to dance around both solo and with friends and put the fun videos online.
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Romney did not dance around the severe danger of Trump as the nominee, let alone president.
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Front Row Center A lineup of pop music, opera and dance around the world this spring.
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But a moderately intelligent and well-spoken person can tap dance around the question fairly easily.
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He has been doing a delicate dance around the president: supportive one moment, censorious the next.
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Gaga and her backup dancers then dance around a barren landscape which looks like outer space.
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That afternoon, I did my own dance around the dial and found Jonathan Schwartz on WNYC.
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Think: Custom animations that correspond with your timers or visualizations that dance around with music playback.
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I get up out of bed and dance around and moving makes me feel much better.
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"All infinite processes [in math] pivot around, dance around, the notion of zero," Robert Kaplan says. Whoa.
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Instead of singing her song "Homemade Dynamite," the singer just…did an interpretative dance around the stage.
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The hotel's chef gets so excited when he sees Gordon in action, he begins to dance around.
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As Walter and David dance around one another, the ship with beautiful golden sails hovers in space.
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When the residents don traditional headdresses and dance around a bonfire, there is joy in the air.
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After all, the sisters are merely curious about people who live in tents and dance around campfires.
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But the reward is that it makes points bluntly that other shows can only dance around. 6.
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It does all that while a bunch of poos hold hands and dance around an acorn together.
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Some in the lava's path are embracing the uncertainty involved in their deity's dance around the island.
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Most people who denigrate women politicians based on a lack of traditional femininity dance around the truth.
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Tell our readers, who didn't get to dance around with her today, how you would describe her personality.
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Miripolsky's creatures dance around Pink's Hot Dogs and cruise past the iconic TCL Chinese Theater on Hollywood Boulevard.
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The question remains: Now that you can dance around rainbows, will anyone want to wear flower crowns anymore?
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Now, another lucky person will get the opportunity to dance around their living room wearing the flashy looks.
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It will also have some LED lights that dance around a bit to let you know it's working.
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I signed my daughter up for two days and then did a happy dance around our enormous apartment.
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Ashton places this stationary image center stage, but, transportingly, has the other men and women dance around it.
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I'm talking to you— Dance around, move them, do whatever it takes to then hit 'em like bam.
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Bolton's dance around testifying ahead of his book being published later this year has earned him ferocious criticism.
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Watch out for interviewers who dance around specifics or seem to have forgotten the role they're hiring for.
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The grinning, Manhattan cocktail party-ready- Trump perfectly willing to dance around to Hotline Bling in a stylish suit?
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Trump the showman can dance around policy pitfalls and distract from some of his less than successful business dealings.
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Gladys Knight will sing the national anthem, and Maroon 5 will dance around and sing halfway through the game.
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The tiny drones, which dance around Tempest and appear to respond to his commands, also take on a personality.
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I wish we could all just dance around the subway train and forget about all the haters out there!
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There is a deep communication with the paint and the canvas, like a ritual... I dance around the paintings.
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When you meet your goals, the watch hands do a celebratory dance around the screen as your watch vibrates.
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"His latest interview is still a tap dance around the questions put to him by reporters and in Parliament."
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You'll just have to live vicariously through the players as you watch them dance around their perfectly design apartments.
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Still, teachers may quite reasonably fear a delicate dance around personal data when teaching about paying for college generally.
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Many girls dance around and dream of being princesses, but this princess twirls around and dreams of being a dancer.
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"Mommy, this is for you because we used to dance around to this music," the Second Act star, 49, said.
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Her children's shoes "dance around the mound," paired off and shrinking in size with each implied step on the trail.
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When I get home, I dance around the front room daydreaming about the huge tree that will be here soon.
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Although some are locked behind age-restriction gates, they often attempt to dance around YouTube rules about sexually explicit content.
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Previous Treasury secretaries have managed to dance around the issue, essentially affirming concerns without outright declaring China a currency manipulator.
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Usually, you had to dance around the stakeholders to determine the emotional bolus of a work, as they called it.
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And its eight planets dance around the star in much closer orbits than the ones in our own Solar System.
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Until recently, however, you had to do an awkward dance around your room with your phone to set up Trueplay.
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But her delicate dance around Donald J. Trump's candidacy at the top of the Republican ticket drew considerable negative attention.
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The two dance around each other all season, growing closer even as they know that they can never be together.
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I'm always amazed how we dance around our emotions and yet we rarely behave this way when we're physically uncomfortable.
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We won't dance around it: the current state of everything from the environment to politics and public health is overwhelming.
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Turn on some music, dance around, and put on a smile, because your Zoom party is going to be legendary.
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"I saw the number pop up and I'm pretty sure I did a dance around the lab," Dr. Thibodeau said.
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That and watching a bunch of stormtroopers dance around is all well and good, but the real fun came next.
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It feels like a gift after working on a Saturday, and we both do a happy dance around the living room.
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I know you are trying to dance around that, whether it was arson -- CROWDER: No, I&aposm not dancing around it.
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"I've noticed them beginning to dance around one another, a sign of courting, so hopefully they could breed soon," says Ward.
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Mechs dance around the map, jockeying to keep the enemy at optimal range, managing their own overheating, and avoiding deadly crossfires.
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It's hard to dance around on stage with too much jewelry, so I just wear a chain and a little bracelet.
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We also get to see Ronan and Chalamet dance around at a fancy ball and Display Signs of Falling in Love.
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"People often dance around calling something racist," said Toby Crittenden, executive director of Washington Bus, a civic engagement organization in Seattle.
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It's like a hanging half-circle in gold braiding with little things hanging from it, which dance around as I walk.
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Mr. McCabe was in clear violation, uh, because of his lack of candor — I don't know, I can't even dance around.
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While you dance around the environment, positioning everything just so, you have to avoid the sun and stay in the shadows.
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If Romney makes it to the Senate, it'll be fascinating to see how these two powerful individuals dance around each other.
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The delicious whirl of a psychological thriller gives audiences the chance to dance around a little yearned-for truth and reconciliation.
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The lamp posts are from the same kind of idea; people fill up the spaces and they dance around [each other].
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Oh, and she has to dance around revealing that she went to prison visiting hours, which she forgot to tell Dr. Vic.
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The reality is much more depressing: these bodies are untethered to a star, so they're doomed to dance around the void solo.
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Sure, you could dance around to the Dangerous Woman album at home while lighting a candle at your Ariana Grande hair shrine.
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My life became a dance around everyday landmines as I worried I might inadvertently reveal my status to my friends and teachers.
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He is a laid-back executive who is remarkably candid, pragmatic, and almost chill about issues that other executives would dance around.
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The entire staff would dance around, making music with the pots and pans, while belly dancers rolled around on the kitchen counter.
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Watching the drones dance around Tempest and obediently return to their case, it's hard to believe they don't have little beating hearts.
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Warren has been more assertive in her support, while Harris has repeatedly tried to dance around whether she fully supports Sanders' proposal.
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Her new pop record, I can feel you creep into my private life, out January 19, doesn't dance around these cultural reckonings.
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It's the kind of question actors normally dance around answering because no one wants to burn a bridge -- but Laura was awesome.
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"I still get a little drunk and dance around the kitchen because I never thought I would be able to live here."
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At one point, a person dressed as a purple-and-white Subsys bottle joins in as the employees dance around the bottle.
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The one reminiscing is the one who has lost her memory of an animated spectacle with talking animals that dance around her.
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This record lacks that, but even in a more banal sense there's nothing you could dance around in your socks to, either.
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A move higher in oil prices could continue to support stocks Wednesday, as markets dance around growing expectations for a Fed rate hike.
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And while these stickers may not be scratch-and-sniff, there are still ones that dance around and sparkle in their own right.
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"We used to sing [her songs] always together and dance around the house," she recalled of her favorite memories with her late mother.
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She's a deadly and tactical reactor that prefers to dance around the edge of battle and dish out sweeping attacks against multiple enemies.
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We make all these songs about that, and we dance around the dick, the flower pole, that we just put into the earth.
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I know I move and dance around with the bass, but if I'm singing with the bass, it's like there's nowhere to go.
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When Gloria was in junior high, she and her mother would put on "American Bandstand" and dance around the living room after school.
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Rucker sings, "Dance around the kitchen to a George Strait song"— hoping, like the others, to borrow some of Strait's unimpeachable country credibility.
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I think personally I just wanted to dance around a little bit more, and I don't think I would've gotten that at Radiohead.
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Just like The Breakfast Club gang, the Hogwarts kids flout school rules, dance around, fall in love, and learn to overcome their differences.
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Isobel is bisexual and says so explicitly; she doesn't dance around it and she won't let anyone—not even Cam—label her otherwise.
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He can dance around opponents, and he can drive through them, too, a ballerina and a bulldozer, depending on what the occasion demands.
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As the drone arrived on Monday after a 25-minute flight, Cook's Bay villagers did a welcoming dance around it waving banana leaves.
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This is more than just another video from a musician who thought it might be fun to hire a choreographer and dance around.
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In the process of trying to dance around the insider's account, the president handed House Democrats a smoking gun registered in his name.
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She dropped the phone and started to dance around the room, shaking her elbows joyfully as if she were ready to take flight.
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"We could light a bunch of candles/ And dance around the kitchen, baby," he sings, taking a leaf out of Swift's frequent imagery.
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At another, Chela joins him onstage to dance around while they duet on "Supermarket Supermodel," a catchy ode to a grocery store cutie.
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Sandler chronicles the life of a lunch lady through song while the lunch lady, played by Chris Farley, performs an interpretative dance around him.
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In the video, Ares and The Pink Room Project dance around under red lights and hit some of their favorite spots in the city.
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That Khal Drogo Moment Probably Predicted Dany's Death There's no use trying to dance around it, but Dany has 100% been marked for death.
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He therefore has an incentive to dance around the topic, using dog whistles that social conservatives will pick up but centrist senators can ignore.
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Just remember that Lucasfilm cameras will be there to document every moment, whether you dance around with glee or become a hot blubbering mess.
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As the background rapidly transforms from black tie event to a sky of cartoon rainbows, the singers dance around like the goofballs they are.
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Let Kim Jong Un dance around this huge country called America and all of our allies and he can posture, he can play games.
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In his Press Conference, Powell will have to tap dance around questions and will likely try to keep the Fed's options open for July.
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"I couldn't live with myself if all I did was dance around like a clown in the ashes of another man's misery," he says.
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And it turns out Generation Z absolutely adore using Snapchat's AR Lenses to barf rainbows, genderswap, or watch hotdogs dance around their living room.
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If you try to perfume the pig or dress it up, or dance around an issue, you're unlikely to have a very effective result.
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Watching SZA dance around onstage with gleeful abandon to "Dark Night Dummo" felt like watching her alone, listening to the song and going wild.
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Even the models stayed on the runway to sip Champagne and dance around in their new-vintage finery after the show was all over.
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" Jake Sullivan, who helped negotiate the deal for the Obama administration, said, "This dance around decertification has not been productive for our broader goals.
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We sort of dance around the topic of "future" because we don't really know where we are going, but we do enjoy the ride.
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It gave us the terrible motivation to stick our heads inside a turkey cavity, slap on a fez and some novelty sunglasses, and dance around.
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I could dance around in my underwear alone all day — in fact, I preferred stripping down to my undies as soon as I got home!
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Each year, the publishers do a little dance around each other, hoping to give their keynotes the best chance to dominate the E3 hype cycle.
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A new season of Outlander means a new set of credits to wave your arms to as you pretend to dance around time-traveling stones.
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It shows the company's vice president of marketing, Alec Burlakoff, dressed as a life-size bottle of the addictive drug while employees dance around him.
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It's simple in concept and scope: Our heroes dance around a fancy sports car in a dimly lit room with a bunch of their friends.
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Sometimes he will crowd fighters and shut them out completely, or dance around fighters and peck at them with longer weapons as they swing short.
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A friend of mine calls the table "the Cambodian handbag" because they always dance around it, like British girls at Oceania on a Saturday night.
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I feel like when I dance around the canvas, I am connecting with spirits, freeing my body and mind so I can do the work.
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But, as he did with his decision to accept federal funding to expand Medicaid, Mr. Pence had to dance around his concerns about states' rights.
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Russia even trained some Imperial Navy seals to dance around clad in military gear with fake guns and knives for the 2015 Victory Day parade.
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Nevertheless, American, Chinese and even Russian financiers are entwined in a complex dance around the initial public offering, which is promised for later this year.
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On the right, a group of women dance around a handsome male exercise instructor whom, in a sexual reversal, they admire for his physical appearance.
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"I saw the number pop up and I&aposm pretty sure I did a dance around the lab," geochemist Alyson Thibodeau tells the New York Times .
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Alexander Dunn, wearing only boxer briefs and tennis shoes, climbed onto the sign Wednesday and proceeded to hang protest posters, dance around and make strongman poses.
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Emma Stone chose a dress she could certainly dance around in with her gold fringe Givenchy Haute Couture gown with Tiffany & Co. earrings and ring. 83.
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Platforms dance around playfully while you try to navigate them, and there are levels that play with light and natural elements, like ice, in clever ways.
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"The 2020 candidates have been able to dance around with slogans and hashtags but now it's time for the fat to hit the fire," the Rev.
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We get super excited because we're seeing them next week, so we dance around in our office to their new music to "practice" for the concert.
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But, as the girls sing and dance around the body, their victim grabs hold of one of her captor's guns and shoots the cult leader dead.
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So we place it on his head, and — this is nuts, but I am being deadly serious with you right now — he began to dance around.
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Donald Trump's outrageous attacks on Democratic congresswomen of color have pulled the mainstream media back into an awkward dance around how to describe a racist president.
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Critics tend to be respectful of their early access to the work, and largely dance around spoilers, or engage with them in a very limited fashion.
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A serious shortfall in our law has hampered prosecutors and allowed insider traders — particularly those further down the chain of information — to dance around the rules.
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Worst of all, his decision to dance around an unpleasant reality is part of the enveloping cloud of political correctness that drives people to Donald Trump.
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Today, as in the before time, we dance around the phallus of the God as represented by the maypole symbolically held in a womb of Earth.
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In short, there's numerous areas where the CCPA falls short on protection, and plenty of loopholes for companies to try and tap dance around in enforcement.
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" She added, "I think of that spirit Willow has, where she's totally uninhibited and wants to dance around naked, and that's how I go into the song.
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Spencer's really inventive and we had a great time exploring the physicality exploring how they might dance around each other figuratively or literally in any given scene.
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During the scrutiny process of the IP bill last year, ministers led a merry dance around the implications of the "electronic protection" removal clause for e2e encryption.
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The lesson from America's veteran oligopolists—airline, telecoms and health-care companies—is that you can manipulate and dance around the regulatory system to ensure high profits.
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But to watch Kidman dance around all of Celeste's layers of self-defense and denial is to be reminded how much an actor can elevate rote material.
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Watching them dance around and attempt to bulldoze each other's beliefs was a treat — and then there's that amazing shot of Kevin Sr. faceplanting into his food.
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Mariah Carey debuts new song 'With You' When you are a diva who has been in the game for a minute, you don't need to dance around.
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As the seeds dance around the liquid, slowly knocking into each other, their shells will peel off and crack open, turning the water a bright ruby red.
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Let's not dance around this: Trump is trying to gaslight the entire world, to assert that he said something he clearly didn't by sheer force of confident assertion.
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They sit for profiles when asked; they talk delightfully about coworkers they actually feel indifferent toward — and discreetly dance around situations that have blown up in the press.
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The Modern Family star got silly Wednesday night on Instagram when she decided to dance around in a hot pink thong that she wore over her skinny jeans.
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They contrast starkly with a massive, intricate installation by Kristi Malakoff comprising playful cutouts of an 18-foot-tall maypole and life-size children who dance around it.
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There's sexual tension galore back at the West Wing, as the two frenemy couples (Aaron and Emily, Seth and Lisa) continue to dance around and undermine each other.
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The partisan dance around the issue has become achingly familiar -- a play in three parts: A mass shooting -- in a school, in a church, at a concert, etc.
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They'd dance around the kitchen to Lee Ann Womack's "I Hope You Dance" in a sweet tradition that let to Mary Bourne's love of dance, according to AL.com reported.
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This is what I keep being promised by Captain America and Avengers movies, and those movies continue to dance around, so, color me happily surprised to see it here.
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But for now, you're stuck doing the TruePlay dance around your living room, waving your phone up and down while a series of chirps pings out of the speaker.
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Here's something else you can do with liquid nitrogen that doesn't involve as much smashing: pour it on top of gasoline and watch it dance around in curious patterns.
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An analogy here is when you stub your toe: It doesn't matter whether you rub it furiously or dance around your bedroom; the pain will last 30-60 seconds.
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And yet, for all of our obsession with race, we still dance around certain topics and words (no, not that one) that might be considered too divisive or insensitive.
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For example, Fuisz and his team showed me how they could dance around their office while bright, squiggly lines overlaid their bodies — and then they erased their bodies entirely.
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I'm feeling pleasantly buzzed from the cocktails, the big life events, and my family visiting soon, so I put on some music and we dance around the living room.
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They're here to wreck shit and dance around and shave their heads and revel in the beauty of being young and being able to harness the hurt and overcome.
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After what I assume was some amazing sex, Issa and Daniel get dressed (while watching "Due North") and they dance around making plans to see each other the next day.
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Then, Tither-Kaplan said, she and her female co-stars were asked to appear topless in an unscripted scene and dance around Franco while wearing animal skulls atop their heads.
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Coachella – the most iconic music festival of year and your premiere venue to spot celebrities wearing truly insane things while they dance around the desert – is upon us once more.
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In the video, produced by Right to Rise, an anonymous pair of legs dance around the screen wearing Rubio's signature boots while an amended version of the classic song plays.
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In the evening the police allowed a bonfire—open flames in a place where people set themselves alight in anger—and the crowd joined the traditional Tibetan dance around it.
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Each compose both analog instruments and dizzying synth lines, that dance around each other in ways that force the listener to turn internal—soundtracks to the exploration of emotional landscapes.
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Rather than dance around this administration's regulatory authority to ban bump stocks, opening up years of litigation, our legislators should simply erase all ambiguity by doing their job and legislating.
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In the United States, growth for the first quarter is expected to dance around the 1 percent bar, as the shot of adrenaline delivered by last year's tax cuts fades.
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" Speaking after him, Randgold's Chief Executive Officer Mark Bristow urged the government to return to the negotiating table: "We can dance around, we can ignore the elephant in the room.
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Dalton is the epitome of classic Hollywood cool in the scene, smoking a cigarette and singing, while three women twirl and dance around him in the style of the era.
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A golden collision For the first time in 2017, two neutron stars in a nearby galaxy were observed engaging in a spiral death dance around one another until they collided.
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The questions wouldn't have the "gotcha" odor that pervades panels today, and candidates would quickly figure out it's harder to dance around a serious topic that their interrogator knows well.
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Mars in Cancer connects with dreamy Neptune and opposes taskmaster Saturn on June 14, and Mercury does the same on June 16, creating a complicated dance around connecting and communication.
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Céline Dion released her first new song in 13 months in the most "Céline" way possible — with a fun music video starring Deadpool's Wade Wilson doing an interpretive dance around her.
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In the clip, Anderson, 28, and Emmanuel, 30, dance around on set of the HBO show in their respective costumes as he sings Ghost Town DJ's "My Boo" into a megaphone.
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Public health research reduced smoking deaths; it could do the same for gun violence But these explanations dance around the big questions: why is there always a man behind these shootings?
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No one can put it into words, but when I saw this little guy and watched him dance around and touch his hand to his face, I fell in love instantly.
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"We could light a bunch of candles /And dance around the kitchen, baby /Pictures of when we were young /Would hang on the wall," the "Señorita" singer adds to the song.
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"Waterbed," for instance, was filmed in a 50s-themed hotel room in Los Alamos, California, and sees her dance around on a neon-lit bed that doubles up as a Cadillac.
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But dunking on their doofus personas allows us to dance around a more important question, one which ultimately surpasses how they conduct themselves in interviews—why is their music so successful?
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It's going to be very interesting to watch as Ford engineers and designers dance around the inevitable Tesla questions they will get while showing this car off for the first time.
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Companies like Facebook are already laying the groundwork to try and tap dance around many of the law's new requirements, while making its own opt out process as murky as possible.
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One, did Mueller use this unusual passive voice construction to avoid naming the person giving the direction, specifically or generically (and if so, what person is worth doing a dance around)?
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As the U.S. and China dance around tariff threats, at times fueling market fears of an impending trade war, the big question is which American exporters will be hurt the most.
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I want to dance around my kitchen listening to this one, but when I take a minute to really hear the lyrics I feel so sad for the couple in the song.
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These proposals dance around the edges of the big trade-off questions in immigration reform: What level of increased enforcement would be acceptable, if that enforcement no longer threatened 11 million people?
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Aging gamers have been emulating their favorite titles for years, but Nintendo's NES Classic Edition made retro gaming accessible for those who didn't want to dance around the legalities of downloading ROMs.
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Obviously the men were forced to dance around shirtless and collect money from women in the audience, and we're just here to say that they all enjoyed that a little too much.
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Also, Tito's idea was to make theaters around the monuments, so that everyone could come there to celebrate holidays, and so it makes perfect sense for a ballerina to dance around them.
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While Louche launches into a raucous version of Marc Almond and Jim Feotus's "Slut," girls dance around poles while a guy in pink latex chaps and a trucker hat shakes his stuff.
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Snap and other tech startups generally get some room to "dance around" investor and public skepticism before they go public, or at least until they need to raise another round of funding.
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The recent Senate campaign, which ended Tuesday night in Cindy Hyde-Smith's victory over Mike Espy, was no exception, and the movements to that delicate dance around race were at center stage.
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The first question of Thursday night's Republican presidential debate, poised by Megyn Kelly, did not dance around the fact that the leading candidate for the GOP nomination as not on the stage.
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Rumors dance around salary issues and a lack of direction, but the big name encircling the red and blue noise just happens to be Michael B. Jordan taking on the role next.
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Grace Kindellan: We also take pride in being emotionally moved by music and aren't embarrassed to cry or laugh or dance around at a gig if that's what we feel like doing.
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That's right, President Donald Trump's former press secretary Sean Spicer has signed on to see if he can dance around the ballroom like he used to around some of those reporter questions.
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So I don't think I can really come out and sing the praises of product exactly, but I can kind of dance around it and do whatever it is that we do.
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"If you're going to try to beat somebody over the course of time, being away from them, it's going to be a longer fight if you dance around with each other," he said.
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Charter Spectrum, the nation's second-largest cable provider, has tried to use the FCC's pre-emption language to tap dance around a lawsuit in New York State over terrible service and slow speeds.
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For Speer, that means being able to dance around in her bikini, "jiggle" and all — but whatever body acceptance means for you, her message still rings true: your body deserves to be loved.
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This dance around yoga reflects the debate within the Christian community on if and how it can fit into a faith other than Hinduism (some Muslim clerics have their own beef with yoga).
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Stefano Sacanna: You have these two liquids that are separate, but now you also want to have this effect where one of the liquids sort of dance around and goes up and down.
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Now, like everyone else in French soccer, it was trapped in a dead end, nothing more than window dressing for a Parisian parade, mannequins for Neymar and, later, Kylian Mbappé, to dance around.
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Notably, even right-wing media outlets you might expect to make excuses for Roseanne decided to call her tweets "racist," a word news organizations often dance around because of how loaded it is.
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While these two fickle leaders preen and fawn over each other, unnerving the rest of the world with their coy dance around nuclear disarmament, my concerns will be compounded by their familiar surroundings.
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Rather than simply just not buying someone's album from the record store, listeners are forced to dance around taste-defining algorithms, and everyday new music playlists throw the most trending songs into one place.
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Catchy as hell, upbeat, simple pop: this little gem will get you through a traffic jam, through a walk in the park, through a study break while you dance around with your headphones on.
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The song features some familiar faces, including Kingsley, Flula, Anna Akana, Steve Zaragoza, MysteryGuitarMan, Timothy DeLaGhetto and Jack Douglass, who dance around Cozart and chime in throughout the song.
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In some games, you're at least able to dance around them — robot-fighting sci-fi shooter Jeeboman lets you teleport between platforms, something that's most useful for temporarily escaping an unmanageable swarm of foes.
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But the whole point of the video, when it snaps back to reality, is that you can't dance around the subject; you have to go all in and ask the person what is wrong.
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As I dance around my stove avoiding the splashes of oil — sometimes successfully, most of the time not — I think, maybe one day I'll be able to cook bacon without breaking a light sweat.
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"We have to dance around the diagnosis," he says, and discuss other things such as body dysmorphic disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, and anxiety or mood disorders—all things that tanning has been linked to.
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Tanya: Oh.Lucine: Sometimes me and my female friends like how we look so much that we just pretend that we're witches and just dance around naked and take naked pictures of ourselves so... yeah.
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We hide behind masks, and it's very traditional in Catalonia to wear these big hats and masks at carnivale parties, like those worn by kings and queens with crowns and scepters, and dance around.
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Those who harm others are destined to be judged and eradicated,Weapons are for enemies, not for brothers,Don't dance around with your filthy claws,Someone are gloating across the ocean expecting more tragedy.
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Despite the song and dance around police procedurals, soaps and sitcoms, the narratives provided by the Golden State Warriors or the New England Patriots are most likely what have kept TV front and center.
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Instead, the Busby-style showgirls assemble to create a group of CGI pink elephants out of bubbles to dance around for the show's audience, leaving audiences with yet another digital rendering instead of actual performers.
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This was where the deluge of information was so total that tech firms and ad companies spent billions just to have the chance to dance around in front of our eyeballs for a few seconds.
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After two days traveling solo up to Munnar, I met a group of Indians from Gujarat in the north of the country who invited me to dance around their campfire, which was an unexpected joy.
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Resonance causes the relative positions of the TRAPPIST-1 planets to repeat rhythmically, similar to how Neptune and Pluto dance around our Sun, the former doing three orbits for every two orbits of the latter.
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It's Apple earnings day, which means analysts are allowed to ask Tim Cook probing questions about when the new iPhone is coming out and he is allowed to dance around those questions with exquisite grace.
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If she concentrated enough on Fifer's hand and on her own choreography (it really was challenging to dance around in a rotund pig's belly), she could almost convince herself that she wasn't real at all.
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" But National Republican Congressional Campaign spokesman Jesse Hunt said that these candidates "support the same policies she does and welcome her financial support — even the best candidates won't be able to dance around those facts.
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Her stage presence is powerful: On a recent afternoon, after a successful run-through of a tense early scene, she did a full-body dance around the perimeter of the room, then pumped a fist.
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And judging by her instinctive poise, commanding condescension and cut-glass accent, she can't be in that much doubt, though she does sometimes go all wobbly when ghosts of the Romanov Empire dance around her.
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You might need to make a tree grow, for instance, which involves finding a seed, planting it, and then gathering up a few characters in a circle to dance around it, My Neighbor Totoro-style.
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One of the scenes that likely confused critics concerned with the tone involves the Owens women waking in the middle of the night to make margaritas and dance around their kitchen to "Coconut" by Harry Nilsson.
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It's called the Caramel Pumpkin Macchiato and, based on the ingredients alone, I can only assume it tastes like how it must feel to slow-motion dance around amongst falling leaves on a crisp, October day.
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The colourful two-minute visual follows a schoolgirl as she exits an unmanned police car, and proceeds to dance around a parking lot occupied by a bolo-wearing older man holding a handful of white balloons.
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As the film builds to its explosive conclusion, the two companions dance around their feelings, treading a perpetually shifting line between friendship and romance, their respective other commitments dooming what is a real yet flickering connection.
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"It sucks because we have to create these very convoluted, weird explanations in order to dance around the weak laws that are around right now," said the man, who asked that his name not be used.
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The agency can only police bad telecom behavior if a practice can clearly be labeled as "unfair and deceptive" under the FTC act, making it relatively easy for companies to creatively tap dance around FTC enforcement.
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We've come a long way since Tennessee Williams and Edward Albee had to dance around the question, both in their lives and in their work, where they used increasingly strained metaphors to describe their inner queerness.
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Here are the things you can easily do:Levitate light objectsMake an electroscopeControl the movement of balloonsBend waterMake styrofoam balls dance around in aluminum foilControl bubblesMove a stickMake a can roll around without touching itHover a styrofoam plate
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The U.S. Congressman and Chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus didn't dance around the subject ... saying on "TMZ Live" Wednesday Trump is a racist and racially challenged, and the terms are interchangeable when it comes to 45.
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Set in a monochromatic, austere church-like space—replete with rows of pews—abstract lights and shapes dance around erratically until physics-based chaos unfolds, calling into question the laws and assumptions that govern these sorts of locales.
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Although these days, the president and first lady act about as awkward as a couple of 13-year-olds at their first homecoming dance around each other, there was a time when they were super-touchy in public.
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While President Trump was engaged in an uncomfortable dance around condemning white supremacist violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, over the weekend, North Korea quietly walked back a threat to launch missiles in the direction of American bases on Guam.
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The forint continued to dance around the psychological level of 210.33 against the euro, and the jury is out whether it will again head towards multi-month lows beyond 210.47 or resistance levels around 210.60, market participants said.
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And like the Soviet Union and the United States, the two dance around the conflict, keeping us guessing about whether or not they'll eventually make up, in a scenario that comes complete with moments of escalation and detente.
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In order to break into the largest markets in Asia alone, Netflix not only has to convince the governments to allow its operations, but also dance around regulations, censorship, finding appropriate content partners for licensing and original content.
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Pushing both of these games to their highest difficulty levels—honestly, the lower ones are pointless—produces a frenetic and super-fun version of the sport currently playing out its annual dance around the grass courts of SW19.
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For our first-act finale — in three spotlights — Mary, Danny and Stephen sing "Tunnel of Love" as chorus members dance around them in that Twyla Tharp/Bill T. Jones/Steven Hoggett manner that seems to get people going.
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In the ensuing months, they continued to "dance around each other," as Ms. Bui put it, until November 2014, when Ms. Bui told Mr. Ruiz she had invited a man she was dating to her apartment for dinner.
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By the time Tim Cook replaced Jobs as CEO in 2011, Apple had thrust most of its best secrets into daylight—iTunes, iPhones, iPads—but one rumor Cook could still dance around was the company's plans for television.
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Though the concept of loot boxes came from free-to-play, their application to big-budget games like Battlefront II dance around a real problem: games are expensive to make, with no sign they're going to get cheaper.
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As I dance around the room, listening to myself sound smart for the very first time, I hear the references to Cambridge Analytica and the well-constructed arguments and, all of a sudden, begin to feel a little cold.
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And the chilling sequence where masked figures holding swords dance around a girl bound to a tree recalls a similar sequence — part of the elaborate masked ritual the Summerisle denizens use to lure their sergeant to his ultimate doom.
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The hip hop record with Latin influences dominated radio waves with hits like "Bodak Yellow" and "I Like It." This album will definitely put you in a upbeat mood, like Drake's record, as you dance around and (attempt to) rap along.
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In "I Want it That Way" the Boys dance around in angelic white with heavenly crossfades taking us from scene to scene, but they're singing about how they never want their woman to express a desire antithetical to their own.
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I remember reading about the 1930s, people would like to go to the movies and watch Fred Astaire dance around in a tuxedo, and the fact that there were rich people wasn't necessarily a source of anger in the '30s.
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Also, among the tribes—such as the Huichol—in the north of Mexico, where the peyote grows, they witnessed ceremonies where villagers would eat or drink peyote and dance around a fire all night in a communal trance or frenzy.
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At the same time, employees say their work has become more mechanical, like the humans Amazon employs as "pickers" in its warehouses who stay in one place putting items in boxes while machines dance around them with shelves of products.
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In the Baker household, there's a basement that's almost completely devoid of light, which forces Ethan to use his flashlight, adding another dimension of jumpiness as the light and shadows dance around the disgusting scenery with every step and turn.
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McKenzie's aunt, Eddwina Harris, told BuzzFeed News her niece was a "silly girl" who loved to draw and ride bikes "She was fun, she was smart, she loved math and science and loved to dance around the house," Harris said.
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"We as a songwriting collaboration, a musical partnership and as a couple continue to dance around very real images and conversations that have happened between us," the pair told PEOPLE, adding the single's lyrics hit especially close to home for them.
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Outfitted in the national colors, posturing as they dance around heritage sites, the video for "Tajikistan" by Adaba, Mr. Skap, and Sam Salamov plays out like a tourist board advert, celebrating everything from the national airline to the Tajik soccer team.
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War is hesitant to talk about it, and during a conversation over coffee at the International Center of Photography in New York, she managed to dance around answering specifically why it fell through, essentially chalking it up to her wandering ways.
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Robin Canup, an astrophysicist at Southwest Research Institute, said that this magma-ocean model moves us some way toward explaining the geochemical mirroring of both objects, while also reproducing the way in which Earth and the moon dance around each other.
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Between Sanders doing his best Joropo dance around the "Maduro question" and progressive Andrew Gillum (D-Fla.) coming up short in the 2018 Florida gubernatorial race, it's hard to see how Sanders can win the Sunshine State in a general election.
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But her attempts to dance around the subject, and her apparent inability to clarify for the judges just what she was arguing, helped turn Ms. Fabian into the public face of the Trump administration's treatment of migrant children at the border.
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Nunez homered twice and ended up with a walk-off RBI in the 10th inning on Saturday, when he grounded out with the infield in and watched catcher Sandy Leon dance around a tag at home plate to score the winning run.
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That lack of song and dance around VC funding also helped keep the company relatively under the radar, even while it has quietly grown to work with customers like supermarkets Albertsons in the U.S., Morrisons in the U.K. and a host of others.
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And the first half, while a little overwrought (typical for Sherlock), is a fair amount of fun, as Holmes and Watson dance around the idea that the men of London seem to be dying at the hands of a forlorn bride's vengeful ghost.
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The fountain in question is one any fanatic of the '90s sitcom is surely familiar with — Monica, Chandler, Ross, Rachel, Joey and Phoebe all dance around it as the show's theme song, "I'll Be There For You," plays during the opening scene.
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Here, the combination of Rosso's humble sculptures — which demand a wide radius despite their subtle scale — Ando's grand architecture, and Hecker and Schenkenberg's curatorial vision made me want to dance around the museum, trying to see each piece from every possible angle.
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There would have been something funny, in 2013 or in 2007, about Kanye making grandiose statements about changing society for the better only to dance around the SNL stage, dressed like Perrier, his arms dangling and his face frozen in a grin.
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On November 11, 2017, citing his need to attend to actual work that didn't involve watching Pai dance around with a toy lightsaber, Berry wrote in an email that he wouldn't be joining other FCC staff at the Daily Caller's offices for its production.
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That said, it's a nice phrase isn't it, and it also sums up this genuinely joyful video from Perfume Genius for his track "Wreath", in which loads of people dance around however they want to, in all sorts of ways, in all sorts of places.
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On "Cry Alone," tensely coiled palm-muted guitars dance around thunderous kicks; the song exemplifies the seamless marriage of pop-punk melodies and rap beats that Peep was always attempting to make, one that many have adopted since Peep's star started to rise in 2016.
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The trick itself is a popular winter science experiment when temperatures dip below freezing: head outside, blow a soap bubble, gently plop it onto some snow or ice, and watch as crystals dance around on the film until the entire thing is a delicate ice ball.
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"As a liberal Muslim who has experienced, first-hand, Islamic extremism in this world, I have been opposed to the decision by President Obama and the Democratic Party to tap dance around the 'Islam' in Islamic State," she complained in an editorial for The Washington Post.
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Jon Stewart, who hosted the show from 1999 to 2015, paired a pitiless attitude toward hypocrisy and bullshit with a rigorous command of facts, which allowed him to directly address issues that mainstream media outlets, bound by norms of balance and objectivity, could only dance around.
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Every time the nation suffers an act of terrorism on our soil like the one on Sunday in Las Vegas, we have the same fruitless debate in which opponents of sensible gun regulation hide behind the Second Amendment and supporters of gun control dance around it.
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And because Cozmo has complex abilities to recognize faces and remember names, and use its computer vision to see color, count items, and path map, casual learners and researchers can get more out of programming Cozmo than most other kids' coding toys that can only dance around a bit.
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It's why, when someone like PewDiePie—hero to millions—hires two Indian men via Fiverr to dance around and wave a placard reading '"DEATH TO ALL JEWS" and then posts the video on his channel, the reaction of the mainstream news and Pewd's army of fans is considerably different.
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The Xena reboot may only still be in the very early stages of development, but the script's writer Javier Grillo-Marxuach says he has a clear vision of exactly what it will be: a story of courage, ass-kicking, and redemption that doesn't dance around any LGBT themes.
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Picture the scenario: You're at a music festival, you've dropped a pill, you've lost your friends because it's dark and your eyes are doing that weird flickering thing, and you've decided to just plant on top of a grassy bank and dance around for a bit by yourself.
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"The courses weave through some of the prettiest waters you'll ever sail; the trade winds propel you around rocks and islands while yachts of various sizes dance around the waves," said Larry Huibers, logistics and crew coordinator for Touch2Play, a Reflex 38 skippered by Rob Butler, a Canadian.
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In Carla's breathless, winding prose, we are drawn into a bizarre parallel world of mirroring, love, enmity, and admiration, wherein the characters bridge the threshold between the fictive and the real, between the historical and the speculative; all seeming to dance around one another as if Sufis in Sema.
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You know how it is when you're a kid, when you're not sure of the language to use to say the thing you really have to say, so you kind of do a little dance around it and hope it points to the thing you're really trying to get at?
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I am never going to be able to tell a whimbrel from a dowitcher without expert help, but at least I can follow Barillaro's lead and imagine any sandpiper I see as a little Dick Van Dyke, just about to lead its flock in a little dance around any available chimneys.
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"It's not your fault that you're weak it's just your nature, you only get by 'cause you look good on paper," she sings, delivering the shadiest put-down this side of RuPaul Drag's Race, her words piercing through the track as the kaleidoscopic colours swarm and dance around her face.
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BTS's music has helped me tackle a lot of mental health issues so sometimes, as a way to try and enjoy myself a bit, I will bring out the lightstick, connect it to my phone and make it into my favorite colors, and then just dance around listening to music with it.
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I want to do a video where I don't take myself too seriously, I'm having a laugh in it, and a girl that maybe is like me or has maybe got this huge hair, or wants to dance around like an idiot and doesn't feel like they can... that it's alright, you know?
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" The order itself tries to dance around this data access point by claiming that "only three companies (Google, Facebook, and Twitter) have third party tracking capabilities across more than 85033 percent of the top one million websites, and none of those have access to more than approximately 25 percent of web pages.
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"To the extent there will be moments where we have to bring clarity to what Medicare-for-all means for us on the progressive side of the house, compared to other people who want to dance around the issue, we will do that," Nina Turner, who leads the Sanders-affiliated Our Revolution, told me.
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Then I read a March 2018 interview with the trans writer Daniel Ortberg and said, "Ahh, that's me," and I said to my therapist — who had already been listening to me tap-dance around my gender for 10 years — "I think I would like to think about thinking about transitioning," and that was it.
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To tap dance around that lawsuit, AT&T lawyers leaned heavily on the common carrier exemption in section 5 of the FTC Act—claiming that its common carrier status (ironically the same classification it has fought tooth and nail against on the net neutrality front) exempted it from being held accountable by the FTC.
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In "Wings of Love", high-spirited humans flail their naked limbs around a field, dance around a pink bonfire, go running through the forest, skinny dip in a clear blue river and get off with each other – clearly liberated by not having pockets, and therefore not having iPhones they could check every 10-15 seconds.
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SNL didn't dance around the big question surrounding the political shocker, which comes down to whether Trump fired Comey because of the latter's mishandling of the Hillary Clinton email scandal, as the president claims, or if Comey got fired because he was leading the investigation into whether Trump's team colluded with Russia during the campaign.
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Pushing that surprising instinct aside—because this song is much more grounded, earthy, and organic than anything on Entroducing—"Against the Wall" may also inspire the listener to shed your skin, or at the very least, your clothes, and interpretive dance around your apartment, up the stairs and down them (if you have them).
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And it will dance around the notion that everything happening to Rodrigo is written in the stars, as when Rodrigo's grandmother discovers that he and female lead Hailey (Lola Kirke) are destined to be together by reading her tea leaves — as opposed to checking the show's credits and realizing they're the two main characters.
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In response, Zuckerberg seemed to use the idea of protecting free speech to dance around the ethically blurry line of leaving his platform open to people who could spread harmful fake news and potentially dangerous views: "The approach that we've taken to false news is not to say: You can't say something wrong on the internet," Zuckerberg said.
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" —Joe Holder, Nike master trainer "Our Thanksgiving Day tradition (besides enjoying the meal) always includes exercise: We all go for a hike in the morning, followed by a stretching session, usually led by my daughter [fitness blogger and author] Katie, and then after the meal we put on loud music and dance around the house, inside and out!
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Indeed, sitting at the awards felt pointedly branded (I listened to several corporate motivational speeches), but if companies are gonna market — and they are — they might as well do it through a bizarre, over-the-top competition where young people from around the world dance around with their national flags after making one of the year's best spreadsheets.
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Organizations whose missions are to address our deepest social problems, and that already find their access to traditional philanthropic resources limited, shouldn't have to sing and dance around an artful "gray area" to persuade a good-faith investment — an investment that will, in most cases, unfortunately dry up or be co-opted to fit shifting philanthropic trends.
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Vice President Mike Pence, whom Trump appointed Wednesday to lead his coronavirus response, announced a global health official as the "White House coronavirus response coordinator" — installing a czar-like figure under him to guide the administration's response to the outbreak after a protracted public dance around how to display the power of the federal bureaucracy to the American people.
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The final moments of a championship are often indelible — Charlie Hayes excitedly clutching a pop-up in foul territory for the Yankees in 113, Jesse Orosco cathartically throwing his glove high into the air for the Mets in 1986, or Joe Carter's jubilant dance around the bases after his Series-winning homer for Toronto in 1993.
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Related: The US Is Sending 250 Special Forces Troops to Syria to Help Fight Islamic State While the Obama Administration was criticized at the hearing for tending to dance around the question of whether US forces on the ground in Syria and Iraq are "in combat," McCain took exception to Carter's suggestion that any future major ground force would be largely US-led.
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With the economy in the toilet, folks are looking for somebody, anybody, to blame, and throughout the show's first four episodes, the characters dance around the prospect of an outright war between labor (led by Seth Davenport, a charismatic but false preacher, played by Killian Scott) and capital (led by Creeley Turner, a surly strike breaker, played by Logan Marshall-Green).
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But despite Honda tapping a cabal of celebrities from Tina Fey to Viola Davis to voice animated versions of their own unflattering high school yearbook photos and AT&T making Justin Bieber dance around as the Six Flags man, Super Bowl 51 was fairly low on obviously high-wattage commercials packing celebrities into every corner of a splashy set just to show them off.
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Even in their tap dance around the two-state solution -- Trump said he has no preference between one state and two states, as long as both sides agree; we can expect that to last only until Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and presidential envoy and son-in-law Jared Kushner make their first visit to the region and meet with Arab and Palestinian leaders.
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Unfortunately for Google, those two numbers can be readily found via a website known as Google dot com: In the hearing, both sides performed a weird, coy dance around all mentions of the "Google Information" and "Apple Information," which is still subject to a protective order that binds the attorneys who are in receipt of the confidential information, on pain of sanctions and contempt.
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But despite Honda tapping a cabal of celebrities from Tina Fey to Viola Davis to voice animated versions of their own unflattering high school yearbook photos and T Mobile making Justin Bieber dance around as the Six Flags man, Super Bowl 51 was fairly low on obviously high-wattage commercials packing celebrities into every corner of a splashy set just to show them off.
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In terms of the new Supra that means a surprisingly short wheelbase but a wide stance, both enhancing its ability to sweep through tight corners on public roads and dance around a track — like the one at the Summit Motorsports Park in Summit Point, West Virginia, where we spent a full day flogging the two-seater around a tight and technical course demanding the best from car and driver alike.
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But how and why we wear them has shifted over the years, from the laurel wreaths of the ancient world, bestowed on victors (and deemed so necessary to the functioning of a martial culture that Darius III of Persia, in the fourth century B.C., kept 46 men employed just to weave them), to the floral crowns donned by animists in medieval Europe to dance around maypoles and welcome spring.
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Yet they are exquisite; the bits of visual information punctuating the perimeter of "Wires 210" (256 x 217 inches, latex ink on silver vinyl mounted on Dibond; 2016) dance around a drooping scrawl of power lines as casually weighty as any offhand-but-not-really Cy Twombly painting, while an unexpected silver orb just inside the bottom edge — possibly, a finial atop a distant spire — is incongruously volumetric.
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Looking back on a given production, we dance around in and then sort out what the critic Arlene Croce called "afterimages," fragments that are either tied together by the director's style—by the nuances in the way that he or she set the scenes and had the actors move and speak, by the surprises that he or she managed to draw out of the script—or made dull and forgettable by a lack thereof.
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